Hitching example sentences

"Hitching" Example Sentences

1. She was hitching her skirt up as she ran.
2. He was hitching a ride on the back of a truck.
3. The horse was hitching its hind leg nervously.
4. We had to spend the night hitching our tent to avoid it blowing away.
5. The car engine was hitching and struggling up the steep hill.
6. She was hitching her backpack more comfortably on her shoulders.
7. We spent the afternoon hitching the boat to the dock.
8. He was hitching his pants up as he walked.
9. The trailer was hitching and swaying behind the truck.
10. She was hitching her hair back from her face with a clip.
11. The dog was hitching and scratching at its collar.
12. He was hitching the rope to the hook on the ceiling.
13. The bicycle was hitching and bouncing over the rough terrain.
14. She was hitching a ride with her friend to the concert.
15. They were hitching the caravan to the back of their car.
16. The train was hitching and clattering on the tracks.
17. He was hitching his belt tighter around his waist.
18. The boat was hitching and bobbing on the rough sea.
19. She was hitching a lift from a passing driver.
20. The car was hitching as it tried to start up.
21. He was hitching his horse to the post outside the saloon.
22. The cart was hitching and jolting over the uneven track.
23. She was hitching a trailer full of hay behind her truck.
24. The truck was hitching and struggling up the muddy hill.
25. He was hitching a ride on the back of a motorcycle.
26. The oxen were hitching the plow through the field.
27. She was hitching her gloves on her fingers as she walked.
28. The plane was hitching and bouncing as it landed on the runway.
29. He was hitching the caravan to the towbar on his car.
30. The sled was hitching and sliding down the snowy slope.

Common Phrases

1. Hitching a ride;
2. Hitching up a horse;
3. Hitching a trailer to a truck;
4. Hitching a boat to a hitch;
5. Hitching a caravan to a car;
6. Hitching a sled to a snowmobile;
7. Hitching a winch to a tree;
8. Hitching a wagon to a team of horses.